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A fair justice system does not convict all those who are guilty. It ensures that the innocent are not convicted.
by linuxftw 7y ago
A fair justice system does not convict all those who are guilty. It ensures that the innocent are not convicted.
- dragonwriter 7y ago> A fair justice system does not convict all those who are guilty. It ensures that the innocent are not convicted. A fair justice system does both. But fairness is unattainable, so one has to decide which failures are more desirable—the preference you suggest is both common and one I agree with, but it is not fairness but instead a preference for dealing with fairness being impractical.